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Kazakhstan and CryptoTenghe – How Kazakhstan Supports Cryptocurrency

Kazakhstan is making effort to embrace new technologies, including cryptocurrencies. Right now, the country considers the acceptance and legalization of blockchain technology and creation of a cryptocurrency lobby group in order to perform promotion and facilitation of introduction of cryptocurrency.

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